We’ve got a couple of items to discuss today, stuff that I meant to get to earlier in the week, but a failed monitor on my Galaga Assault (and several other tech problems) have been soaking up some of my “free” time (that’s in quotes because I have pretty much none, ha). We’ll start with the proper arcade release then discuss the console port.
Arduino Team — August 14th, 2025 Mehdi Sadaghdar, better known as ElectroBOOM, created a name for himself with shocking content on YouTube full of explosive antics. But once you get past the meme-worthy shenanigans, he is a genuinely smart guy that provides useful and accessible lessons on many electrical engineering principles. If you like your learning with a dash of over-the-top entertainment, he’s your guy. And in his most recent video, he explained how touchscreens work...
This article appeared in Make: Vol 94. Subscribe for more great projects. The Riddle of the Sphinx. Rubik’s Cube. Wordle. The Kobayashi Maru. If you’re a maker, you probably enjoy puzzles — discovering how something works scratches an itch and brings a sense of order to the world. That thrill is at the core of Game On, a live-action puzzle experience in Berkeley, California, cofounded by childhood friends James Hopkin, Tim Alley, and Eric Mittler. Unlike...
Arduino Team — August 12th, 2025 Robert Murray-Smith wants to experiment with a novel 3D printer kinematic system that drives a round bed through a friction interface — essentially a polar 3D printer, but without the backlash associated with gears. However, friction drives have a tendency to slip and so he will need closed-loop control of the system and that will require a sensor to monitor position. In a recent video, he demonstrated how it is...
In Make: Volume 94, we explore the fantastic realms of prop making and special effects! From Blade Runner Blimps to Wizard of Oz whirlwinds, we reveal movie model-making methods, divulge droid design data, and even turn trash into tabletop gaming treasure! Plus, over a dozen and a half projects, including how to create your own personal LED light show! Register now for a chance to chat with our expert panel! Panelists include: Kayte Sabicer – model maker and artist...
What would you expect at a conference called Mathfest? A lot of attire with equations, many books on display, some amazing mathematics-based art pieces, and one pair of makers with lots of math models to play with. That was the scene in Sacramento this week when we exhibited our Make: Math books and some of their associated 3D prints. The meeting, run by Mathematical Association of America (MAA) and attended by about 1,600 mathematicians and their friends, focuses...
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